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Thin Wafer Market revenue to hit USD 25 Billion by 2035, - Vimarsana News

Thin Wafer Market revenue to hit USD 25 Billion by 2035,

Leading thin wafer market players include Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd., Siltronic AG, SUMCO Corporation, My Chip Production GmbH, and other key market...

Germany changes tack on Chinese investors - Vimarsana News

Germany changes tack on Chinese investors

Berlin takes a tougher stance on Beijing following Ukraine war

Semiconductor Boost for US as Taiwan Firm Invests $5 Billion on New Texas Plant, Creating 1,500 Jobs - Vimarsana News

Semiconductor Boost for US as Taiwan Firm Invests $5 Billion on New Texas Plant, Creating 1,500 Jobs

Taiwanese tech company Globalwafers says construction of the new silicon wafer factory in Texas will begin in late 2022.

Source: ibtimes.sg
GlobalWafers' bid for Siltronic fails - Vimarsana News

GlobalWafers' bid for Siltronic fails

GlobalWafers Co (環球晶圓) yesterday expressed frustration that its planned takeover of Siltronic AG failed to win regulatory approval from the German government, saying it would reassess its future investment strategy. The US$5 billion deal was derailed by the German government, which did not reach a decision on its review of the transaction after more than a year. The German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy blamed a late approval from China for not making a decision in time. “Until the end of this deadline, not all necessary steps of the investment review could be concluded,”...

《TAIPEI TIMES》 GlobalWafers' bid for Siltronic fails - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 GlobalWafers' bid for Siltronic fails - 焦點

STOP DATE: The Taiwanese firm said it would reassess its investment strategy, while Germany blamed China’s late approval for its failure to make a decision by Monday/ Bloomberg

Source: ltn.com.tw